Abraham George

Paul Rahe, a Professor of history specializing in war at Hillsdale College, shares his insights on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and the complexities of Putin's strategy. Abraham George, the Texas GOP chair, discusses the redrawing of Texas congressional maps, which could secure Republicans five additional seats as Hispanic voting trends shift. The conversation reveals the tactical responses to gerrymandering and the implications for upcoming elections, along with the broader geopolitical effects of the war in Ukraine.

Abraham George, chairman of the Republican Party of Texas and campaign strategist, talks Texas turnout and grassroots GOTV plans. He previews Trump’s Corpus Christi visit and why South Texas counties matter. Conversation covers early-vote surprises, open primary dynamics, redistricting stakes, and coordinated outside spending.

Abraham George, Chairman of the Republican Party of Texas, sheds light on the unexpected alliances between Texas Republicans and Democrats during key elections. He discusses the internal power struggles that could shape the state's governance. Joining him is Will Thibeau, an Army veteran and director at the Claremont Institute, who voices concerns about how wokeness is impacting U.S. military effectiveness. Thibeau outlines a strategic agenda for military reform to tackle both domestic issues and rising global threats, particularly from China.